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Write three functions to read a string from the keyboard, assign the value of the string to a variable
and return the value of that variable. One function must return the input value as a string, the
second as an int and the third as a float
You must use the function name read_string for the first function, read_int for the second and
read_float for the third. Write these functions to take no arguments and any variable type
conversion for the returned type should match the name of the function you write.
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